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Tuesday, October 27, 2026
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The Department of Education has begun a review of how schools handle threats after a Fianna Fáil TD reported that several institutions received "frightening" emails. Separately, ESB Networks has warned that new EU rules intended to promote European manufacturing could increase infrastructure costs and further delay the delivery of new housing.
Administrative delays are also testing patience at the passport office, where applicants for card versions of the document are reporting month-long waits. In the courts, a tenant was awarded damages after hiring a private investigator to check if his former landlords' daughter was actually using the property following his eviction.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee has dismissed recent rhetoric regarding the "triple lock" following a public intervention by President Michael D Higgins. Meanwhile, the HSE is reportedly failing to collect millions of euros owed to the state by pharmaceutical companies, a lapse in accounting that comes as parents and alumni fight a separate battle to prevent the closure of Glenstal Abbey.
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The Department of Education is reviewing its threat protocols for schools after a Fianna Fáil TD highlighted that "frightening" emails had been sent to various educational institutions, prompting concerns about school safety.
Irish Examiner:
Education Department reviews school threat protocols after 'frightening' emails
The Department of Education is reviewing threat protocols for schools after a Fianna Fáil TD reported that 'frightening' emails were sent to schools.
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ESB Networks has expressed concern that a new draft EU law, intended to boost European manufacturing, could increase infrastructure costs and potentially exacerbate delays in Ireland's housing supply.
The Irish Times:
EU's new 'Made in Europe' rules could further delay Irish housing, warns ESB
Emails reveal ESB Networks' concern that a draft law aimed at boosting European manufacturing will increase infrastructure costs, potentially delaying housing supply in Ireland.
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Parents and former pupils of Glenstal Abbey are actively campaigning and making efforts to prevent the closure of the institution.
BreakingNews.ie:
Glenstal Abbey closure bid by parents and former pupils
Parents and former pupils are making efforts to prevent the closure of Glenstal Abbey.
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Applicants for the Irish passport card have reported experiencing significant delays, with some waiting for months to receive their cards during the summer period.
TheJournal.ie:
Irish passport card applicants complain over months-long waits this summer
Applicants for the Irish passport card have reported experiencing months-long delays in receiving their cards during the summer period.
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A Cork surgeon has issued a stark warning about the dangers of Halloween fireworks, sharing his personal experience of losing a testicle and half his scrotum due to such an incident.
Irish Examiner:
Cork surgeon warns of dangers of Halloween fireworks
A Cork surgeon has warned about the dangers of Halloween fireworks after losing a testicle and half his scrotum.
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Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Helen McEntee has publicly rejected the 'triple lock' rhetoric, responding to recent comments made by former President Michael D Higgins.
Irish Examiner:
Helen McEntee rejects 'triple lock' rhetoric after Michael D Higgins' comments
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has rejected 'triple lock' rhetoric following comments made by President Michael D Higgins.
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The Health Service Executive (HSE) is reportedly still failing to collect millions of euros owed to it by various pharmaceutical companies.
TheJournal.ie:
HSE failing to collect millions of euro owed by pharma companies
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is not collecting millions of euros owed to it by pharmaceutical companies.
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A tenant has been awarded damages after successfully using a private investigator to verify if his former landlords' daughter was occupying the property following an eviction notice.
BreakingNews.ie:
Tenant awarded damages after hiring investigator post-eviction
A tenant who employed a private investigator to check if his former landlords' daughter was using the property after an eviction notice has been awarded damages.
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